-
Demonstrative Pronouns (2): We don’t always agree.
When a word modifies another word it generally copies some of the grammatical features of that word. For example, French tableFSg ‘table’ is feminine and singular. A word modifying it must also be in its feminine and singular form: laFSgtable ‘the table’, cetteFSgtable ‘this table’. This process is called ‘agreement‘. It’s a huge topic but…